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Old 21st February 2006, 20:03   #1
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Best place to buy Nav CD in UK?
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I've just bought an 01 M5 but the guy I bought it from left me a DVD from his 04 M3 which is not compatible. So just wondering where and what to buy.

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eBay! Prices are usually £70 - £80, which is rather better than the SRP of £155 odd. I got on 06-01 CD for £80 in December.
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eBay! Prices are usually £70 - £80, which is rather better than the SRP of £155 odd. I got on 06-01 CD for £80 in December.
Totally agree.

Or from a fellow Board Member.

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Definitely E Bay.

I got my 2005-2 disc about 6 months ago - genuine BMW product in packaging etc - £38 all in!!

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As it happens, I've just upgraded to a MKIV so I'll be selling my 2006-1 CD. If anyone's interested, PM me.
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Whats the main differences?
Rob

Is having the DVD system differ greatly fom the Mk III CD? How would you summarise the differences?

incidentally, how much did the IV cost - was it off E bay?

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sumo69,

I currently have a MKII so the difference is huge. In any case, if there's money to be wasted, I'm there!

If you're not familiar with the differences, bimmernav.com have a good feature comparison here.

I got it for £386 and it came from an X5. Here's another one for sale, although it doesn't look the same as the one I bought. The eject button is different and on the right hand side whereas mine's on the left.
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